The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-03-04

my fare on railroads more than formerly;
not from principle, but for convenience,
because wanted to ride on limited cx.
press trains, and on those trains they will
not accept passes. Under the bill, as l
understand it, tho railroads have no right
to issue passes. Hereafter, l shall accept
none except on roads in my own state.
p. T. Barnum, whose nomination for
president by the Prohibitionists in 1883
is not unlikely, declares that he does not
think the prohibition issue should be made
one ior the formation OF third party, Tor
he does not think it can be made success
iul.
The business failures for seven days end.
ing Feb, 10th, according to K. G. Dun
Co., number for the United States, 222;
Tor Canada, 80; against 267 the proceeding
week and 2S6 the corresponding week OF
last year. The number in Canada is large
and on the increase. In New York city
there was but one suspension OF conse-
quence. In other sections OF the country
the casualties are about up to tho aver.
age.
Lawrence Donavin, the Brooklyn bridge
jumper, ,saped into the Schuylkill from
the Chestnut street bridge at Philadelphia.
He was arrested and held in $500 bail
Donavin said he had jumped to settle a
wager. The jump, he said, was nothing
compared to what he had already done.
| FredericLtown, Mo-, had a heavy earth.
| quake shock recently.
The suit OF Alexander j. Cameron in
| New York against the Tribune association
to recover $50, 600 damages for libel WAS
brought to close by u verdict OF $4,000
Tor the plaintiff. Cameron was appointed
by tho treasury department in 1855 an
| inspector OF customs ut Aspinwall. An
article appeared in the Tribune shortly aft
er alleging that he had been convicted o.
defrauding relative at Ellsworth, Me-,
| and had obtained money from the authori
ties oil that state on bogus vouchers.
William p P.SSpear,a a clerk for R. H. White
| d Co., left Boston for Montreal in Decem
Der carrying $50, 900 with him. He was
| inveiged across the line and taken tc
Boston.
The investigation OF DR.. Hare, superin.
tendent OF the Milwaukee insane asylum, is
in progress. He is charged with neglect OF
duty, insulting patients and eating NOR
| phine.
just before Lester Wallack left for Flor
da, A. NJ. Palmer and Augustin DAILY Of
Tered to give him q benefit, in which Law
renee Barrett, Mr.. Booth, Mr.. Jefferson
and Mrs. Langtry would take part. Mr.
| WalInck declined it on the ground that
there was 80 much unrelieved poverty il
New York.
Senator Wilson q, Iowa was IN 1s53
| iourneyman harnessmaker in Ohio nnC
his wife was the daughter OF Alpheus jew
ett, blacksmith OF Newark, Ohio.
Gnorya A poott;o a ,o.ont po.t., ia
ieulter had - nm assion Tor nara bools oni
paintinos md he tooL the mnnon NJ her,
to Inv Them '''o'' ~
,..,
! lowing M;nneso+a. o' ITreemnn A Cotn n' Ia H..
| Gle Like. Charles n Tnomnson n, Minnean az,
| oils. THOMAS Stc;rcn Rsjla Plaino. In mo.
L. kasson Parker,s prsi,io. Mari, moth
er OF r. w Miner. HASTINGS. Roduev IN
| o.. fatberofG w Smith M.r;dan 81. t;nn
1 Dakota. n. G. Snrngue Ictcher. Emil,
NJ. widow q, chnrles M Cone raynnr
| Pensions TncrensedS SM;nnos,to. o,iva
Bebenn' Reads Jandino. 7 H Same
| Cleveland; @. T. Hildreth, Pittsburg; p. j
| Fairbanks, Richmond; John McNiff, Hast
| ;ncs; G. Hansen, Taylors Falls; C. ID. Ed
| dy, Preston; C. D. Kingsley. Minneapolis
| II. Zimmerman. Cleveland; j. Des Jar
| iiens, Dupont; B. Whitney, Hastings; III
| A. Young. St. Paul. Dakota: Stepher
| Hammond, Wolsey; G. NJ. johnson
Dwight: Simon Wagner, Parker; A. c
| AAA'iio'Ni Aoa<N = 'A''''
Selma Bodmer, aged twenty-five, daugh
ter OF Otto Bodmcr, proprietor Ola woole,
| mill at Bangor, Wis, was killed by tn,
cars.
| AZ El,,;r, NJ uuo,,v pohy Va,
Brnnt. a member Of the Sny Saiyvation Army
who has been on trial for the murder o
| Will Roy, halfbrother OF Van Brunt
sweetheart, was found guilty OF murder il
the first degree, and sentenced to be hang
ed April 15. The defense WAS insanity.
| Tho w,ldost sxc;tement nreva;,ed nil d,,
over the federal election. Six arrests wer
made by Liberals for bribery and corrup
ton and personating. In one case 81;
was paid over and n contract signed b,
cnce. Ia Winnipeg, after bitter fight
Scarth Conservative was elected by /:
majority. In Larqne.te, Watson Liberal
was elected. me other three constltuen
eles. electso conseFvahVSs'
1t ID reported that In return for tn
pope's recent friendship, Germany ha
consented to act as mediator betweerg tn
Italian government and the Vatican Th
Vaticans proposal is that part OF Rom
.nciuaing sne he1nire I y city aha zone eS
,;. 1snuins ; ron .he I sn.chn , 20 a.. .he sen y.
Gl'iol seethIu, sn.'i oeeoi'e '''e aos"iot
' nis.aso a",'.hta., @ p :, 1.,., Da,o.
panIne, 9s u"Ism.e' =. 'uuse MacoInpel ~. y,
aHoats s ~ ,o, on .bo oeo 'e.um ars;S, "ou WI
sinn ., ~ &c hsn;O t y" 'n' '>e' '"ues oon'ua
A. Mondv;lo pe n Moore nm old nm,
esteemed citizen oi this city, dropped dead
in the SECOND Methodist Church.
rho Nor.horn poo;G. hos ;ss,oa ,;u,,,
a,I,sa H. tIa nttant;n, Hae ..nua
msrs % ~ sort;nn ~ tbs y ;,sterstate a snp onn
cordance Herewith nll special and con
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